- Look up
alienation or
alienate in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Alienation may
refer to:
Alienation (property law), the
legal transfer of
title of ownership...
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alienation describes the
separation and
estrangement of
people from
their work,
their wider world,
their human nature, and
their selves.
Alienation is...
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Social alienation is a person's
feeling of
disconnection from a
group –
whether friends, family, or
wider society – with
which the
individual has an affiliation...
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Parental alienation is a
theorized process through which a
child becomes estranged from one
parent as the
result of the
psychological mani****tion of another...
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Western alienation, in the
context of
Canadian politics,
refers to the
notion that the
Western provinces—British Columbia, Alberta,
Saskatchewan and Manitoba—have...
- The
Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant Zone of
Alienation, also
called the 30-Kilometre Zone or
simply The Zone,: p.2–5 was
established shortly after the 1986...
- The
distancing effect, also
translated as
alienation effect (German:
Verfremdungseffekt or V-Effekt), is a
concept in
performing arts
credited to German...
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Emptiness as a
human condition is a
sense of
generalized boredom,
social alienation, nihilism, and apathy.
Feelings of
emptiness often accompany dysthymia...
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Alienation of
affections is a
common law tort,
abolished in many jurisdictions.
Where it
still exists, an
action is
brought by a
spouse against a third...
- A
restraint on
alienation, in the law of real property, is a
clause used in the
conveyance of real
property that s****s to
prohibit the
recipient from selling...
